I don’t mind antler point restrictions, but they’re not for everybody.
While the general consensus is larger bucks have increased since the Pennsylvania Game Commission implemented antler point restrictions in 2002, there have been
Reader-submitted letters to the editor published in the Jan. 31, 2025, edition of Pennsylvania Outdoor News.
In a joint effort to address concerns and reports of increased deer pressure on agriculture crops across the state, a joint town hall meeting was held on Jan. 9 at the Pennsylvania Farm Show to
Rhododendron leaves hang curled and seemingly lifeless on a frigid winter morning.
As temperatures rise into the 20s, rhododendron’s leathery, evergreen leaves uncurl slowly to greet the morning sun. When temperatures reach the 30s,
The deep freeze of recent weeks had ice anglers across Pennsylvania dusting off the tip-ups, augers, and other gear they hadn’t used in at least two years.
And with more frosty weather in the
My deer-hunting history is one of forkhorns, 3-pointers and, after Pennsylvania implemented antler restrictions, a few basket-racked sixes and sevens, as well as antlerless whitetails and seasons with unfilled tags. Even my first big-woods Adirondack
The Pennsylvania Game Commission is asking for the public’s help finding turkey flocks to trap for ongoing projects.
Pennsylvanians are encouraged to report the location of any turkey flocks they see across the state.
Interested in raising game birds or managing the operation of a hunting preserve? The Pennsylvania Game Breeders Association will host the Pennsylvania Game Breeders and Hunting Preserves Conference in collaboration with Penn State Extension.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service plans to decommission out-of-service water wells at four boat-to campgrounds in the Bradford Ranger District of the Allegheny National Forest. The sites are located at Handsome Lake, Hooks
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